Experiential art is a form of artistic expression that emphasizes the experience of the viewer as an integral part of the artwork itself. Considering the digital sphere’s obsession with experience (hello, all you UX researchers and designers), the Internet makes for a hospitable setting for this amorphous and evolving art category. In a sense, all … Continue reading Guide to Experiential Art in Web3
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An artist proof print is a special subset of prints from a limited-edition run, traditionally used to check the quality and progress of the work as it is being printed. Historically, these proofs were the first prints pulled off a fresh set of plates, serving as a literal "proof" for the artist to examine before … Continue reading What is an Artist’s Proof?
By Jessica Marinaro "We do not simply live in this universe. The universe lives within us.” ― Neil deGrasse Tyson From my undergraduate days studying Astrophysics and Philosophy, the celestial universe has always fascinated me. As a curator, I am drawn to works and artists that dig deep into the brilliance, vastness, and delicacy of … Continue reading The Alchemy of Science and Scripting
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